Under what condition will a new member be disenrolled from their CSNP?

A member will be disenrolled from their Chronic Special Needs Plan (CSNP) at the end of the second month of enrollment if they do not meet the qualifying conditions for the plan. CSNPs are designed specifically for individuals with certain chronic conditions, and maintaining eligibility is crucial to ensuring that the plan can provide tailored benefits to those who qualify.

If a new member does not have their qualifying condition verified or fails to meet the required conditions within a certain timeframe, disenrollment will occur to ensure that the plan's resources are appropriately utilized for those who meet the criteria. This approach helps the plan manage healthcare costs and ensure that members receive adequate care suited to their specific health needs.

In contrast, options suggesting a termination at the end of the first month, immediate disenrollment upon verifying a condition, or within the first week do not align with the standard practices for CSNPs, which allow for a more extended verification period to confirm eligibility.